i'm sure she is. [ ethereal music plays ] [ motorcycle revving ] getting you back on a brand-new bike. now, that's progressive. it is like the man in the iron mask if by iron mask you mean latex cat suits. it is not for sale, so return it when you are done. now to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, greg. coming up, warner brothers announces that ben affleck will be the next actor to play batman. our allstar panel debates. and reaction to the news that ben affleck will be batman in the man of steel sequel. and finally who will be the next batman? stick around to find out. greg? >> thanks, andy. >> you becha. >> we are doing a lot of other stories besides that one. >> are we? >> we are doing one about how hate crimes at overland

college was a big hoax. and bradley manning wanting to be called chelsea and addressed as a woman. >> i am not listening, greg. i am thinking about how ben affleck is going to be batman. >> you know what the problem about american men? >> i am the problem. >> no, you are not. >> i am batman. >> go away, wierdo. she is so hot that she call her volcano. oh my god there is a spilbore. shoot the spilbore. and if thoughtful commentary was i would put my stuff in him. >> and he once accepted a blood transfusion from a rs ho. it is bill schulz. and if comedic ingene yens was an inheritance i would blow him at the craps tables. nick depaulo.

he will be performing at side splitters. that's a comedy club in tampa and september 14th at the shubert theater in boston. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. ps, i kidnapped your dog. >> nice to know. their hate was fake. the bigotry, bogus tree. one of two overland students responsible foraysist messages on campus -- for racist messages on campus are friends of president obama and the campaign was a nasty hoax. earlier this year the spate of racist, anti-jewish and anti-gay graffiti called to canceled classes and hold teachers and ins focused on racism and homo phobia. it drew national attention and the hysteria culminated with the report of a person

supposedly wearing kkkgarb and it wasn't nick. the daily caller reports that one of the perpetrators was the founder of his high school's obama club. he was a member of the college democrats. the police report states that he and his cohort left hateful displays just as a joke or a troll. the revelation has been largely ignored by the mainstream media or as i like to coin. it the lame stream media. >> that was pretty good. >> i came up with that. in march they were on the hate crimes like a bulldog on a pink dog. >> see, that actually -- that video works because the dot is

a metaphor for the perpetrated het crimes and the dog is nothing more than the media who loves to chase them. once the dot goes off, the dog just stops racing and doesn't even wonder why. michael, i don't even think we need to discuss this story. when these hate crimes break, reported everywhere, you are a journalist. once a journalist finds out it is bs, they let it go. why don't the journalists follow-up on this stuff? >> i don't. i have written stories about bs hate crimes. you know, they are all so invested and report as if it is real without doing any sort of actual reporting of their own. they want them to be real. you shouldn't want racism to be true. you shouldn't want more of it. it feels like that to these people. on campus you have kids who are are -- racism is everywhere and there is race card, gender and it is not there. they have to create it. >> that's interesting. the teachers are probably okay because if you don't have evidence of what they are talking about, then they are pretty much unnecessary if

this world does not exist. >> this is the most toxic charge in american life, hands down. it has the lowest standard of evidence. it is exactly backwards. if you are accusing someone of racism, you better have some serious evidence. >> i expect that from a swede. aren't they all the same? >> my last name is moynahan. i am irish. >> irish need not apply. get out of here. >> how did he get on this table, bill? >> go drink your whisky and eat your potato and be gone with you. nick, the excuse for the students will be to raise awareness of racism because that's what they say when they get busted. it doesn't really matter if it didn't happen because it always happens. >> it is doing the opposite. it is backfiring.

it proves that white racism is almost dead. they have to create these situations. you don't see conservatives doing the opposite, right? they don't have to. it exists. >> that's an interesting point. >> it is like the crook that owns the glass store and he breaks the windows at the high school. >> i forgot about that story. >> then they can go buy the windows from the glass store. >> of course that's why. >> i just wanted to make sure. we have some slow viewers. metaphors can be too complex for bill. bill, when a hoaxer is found out, they are usually put into therapy because people somehow feel sorry for the hoaxer. they don't go to jail and they don't get punished. doesn't that make it more i don't know more inviting to do this if you know you will not get punished? >> if nothing bad will happen? one of these kids they kicked out of school. >> is that so bad that they get to hang around at clubs and break glass? >> you don't get your student

loans funds. do they treat it a little lightly? >> they treat it lightly when it happens by college kids. we had a couple of college kids breaking into e-mails and college kids pretending to be an elected official. they get board and it is somehow funny and we don't want to ruin the rest of their lives so we slap them on the wrist. >> can't we ruin their lives? >> we should ruin their lives, but we don't. >> i tried in my college era to ruin my own life. there were no cameras so i got off scott free for all of my hoaxes that i perpetrated against myself as a matter of fact. i once painted myself pink. bill, the student describes himself on twitter which is a social network. >> also a noise a bird makes, but continue. >> he describes himself as an atheist slash pacifist, slash libertarian and socialist.

you would be described as a stupid jerk, slash nothing by me. thoughts? >> did you do that on twitter? they will take that as the truth. i would say this is a hoax and should be reported on. i don't know what that means and if it means racism is nonexistent. it is almost nonexistent. >> nick is still around. >> nick is holding up -- >> he is fighting the good fight. >> they were all part of the problem. >> just the other day colorado state senator tells a poverty reduction task force that the reason that black people have been so poor for so long is due to their dependancy on fried chicken. >> what does it have to do with this? >> this is just saying that while there are hoaxes out there , there are examples of real racism all over the place. >> that's the argument the defenders of the hoax use. it is not a good arangement because a hoax is a hoax. by the way, he brought up

fried chicken because she was talking about how diet affects ceain specific ethnic groups and they have different diets. >> you don't want to defend that way. >> no, i don't want to defend. i do love southern foods. >> i wouldn't say it is clumsy as much as dumly. >> i will take dumly. >> we are not buying chicken anyway. it is a moot po nie t. >> what did did you say? oh moot. >> bill's argument is the argument they use when they are caught. >> i was arguing the point that racism is almost nonexistent. she was brought to the table and would bring a lot of things we would have to bleep. >> anytime racism comes up it is assumed white. it is a two-way streets and we are starting to see that now. does it make you nervous that people are just now catching on in the mainstream media? >> i think we are finally having the brave conversation that eric holder was talking about. he was talking about america is afraid of talking about race. now we are talking about it,

and it is becoming a two-way street. >> it only took two or three or four dead white people. >> the brave conversation we have yet to get to which is ben affleck. ya or yay? >> that's b block. don't jump ahead. the last time you jumped ahead you know what happened. >> i fell into a sewer. >> that is true. and then you didn't bathe for a week. sphie from games to -- from games to names they pay no mind to his crime and will frown on a pronoun. some media are focusing on what to call bradley manning. not why he is going to jail, but how he should be called. new york magazine posted a story titled, why is it so hard to call chelsea manning she? scolding other outlets for denying her request to use the feminine pronoun. i still think he looks great there. outlets like usa today, a paper, reported that, quote, he intends to live out the remainder of his life as a woman. the writer wonders why is it so hard for people to type an

extra s when they write about manning? we up -- updated our -- how do you say that? >> nomenclature. >> thank you. the i had yow sin craw sees are more compelling that are than a human's self-professed gender. but she not a woman yet. you know who else is rejecting his prison sentence? >> i hope that dog is all right. >> me too. >> we will make a phone call during the show and find out if that dog was free. you are filming your poor dog trapped in a fence. i hope no one sent that to --

>> that happened at a little league. >> we would rather talk about what to call manning. does that show us how super official we all are, "red eye" included for talking about it? >> it is such a nonissue what pronoun we will use to describe him or her. the bigger issue -- and your show changed my life today. when i was researching it, i am mad that taxpayers are going to pay for somebody to have a sex change operation in prison. i am mad about that. >> have they agreed to that? >> wait. in 2012 a federal court said yes we do have to pay for that. when i was doing that research is where i changed my mind. the reason why prisons have to pay for that kind of surgery is because people in that situation if they don't get the surgery they tend to become suicidal. i don't know if we want people killing themselves for this kind of -- >> well if i am paying for them -- >> as legitimate as that

argument may be, anyone can use it if i want surgery for something because it makes me less suicidal. do you have to create a pam to decide how suicidal you are before you agree to it? i don't know, michael. would it be a bigger story is why she is in prison? >> wow, you made a decision. >> i made a decision right there. >> was that upstairs? >> it came to my mind right now. >> that was bold of you and very daring. look, the manning story has got a lot of attention. it is being talked about. this is a stupid effort to inject some sort of like, you know, pc politics into it. i feel bad for him on this front. i don't feel bad he is going to prison. whether it is a he or she there is not a lot of pc sent -- sentiment. technically it is a he.

i know somebody -- like i know a guy who comes to the show and he is black and doesn't refer to himself as such. >> if you describe that in the paper it is a self-identification thing. if you say so and so african-american, that would be accurate. right now he is a man and that is accurate. if he has the operation you can call he a her. >> nick, i tried to follow that. it was very nuancey. >> it did make sense, but you are a bunch of dopes. >> i think what you are saying is it is interesting when people bring up science about certain things. but then refuse science in the moment as it is actually -- that's not what you said? >> i want to go back to the dope point. >> i admire you as a paragon of sensitivity and i pray i won't have to spend hours editing your response. >> look, a guy is going to prison and he wants to be

referred to as a she. i am not seeing the problem here. you know, this is an easy one. first of all, you don't get to demand anything. >> i think that is what gets me upset is why -- >> why is he calling the shots? >> why is he calling the shots? he will be called [bleep] for the next 30 years, right? >> i don't know. if it is a rude prison. >> some are very rude. >> i would not condone name calling in prison. >> it, it will be in jail for a longtime. it can get me some cheese its at the commisary. >> who cares what he wants to be called. >> i think she, it -- i am not calling -- shush. you are right, calling the shots shots is not where she should be. she should be unconfused much

like any people in america. we talk about this because it is better than sitting in silence awkwardly. >> i like how you use the word "we." it adds a level to it. with regards to the coverage you have your columns that spout opinions and they have column space and they will hem and haw about what the title is. you can report on both. articles are not 140 characters. you can talk about how he whistle blew and this is what he said. and then you get to the peculiar part. this is peculiar. this is not your normal julian assange stuff. this is weird stuff. i can give you that title. this is odd. >> i don't know. you seem like you have a deeper knowledge and we are all dopes. >> i don't think that is in dispute. >> most whistle-blowers have difficulty in their personal lives. >> not always.

how many people are in the military currently serving? >> 16 million. >> that is absolutely right. i think it is 17 million. >> and how many people released 800,000 cables? i think there are probably more people that maybe have gender identity issues that didn't do this. >> good point. >> he said in the beginning i did this and in his chances with assange he said i did this because i want this to be known. i want america to stop acting like this. in the court he brought this stuff up. is it relevant? i don't know. he said he was doing this for whistle blowing purposes and now this came in because i am confused. >> he wanted to be known and he is now. >> i often feel that all this is about attention seeking. he was a whistle-blower who wants whistles blown at him. >> that's right. he wanted to be on broadway. >> i didn't know what that means either. >> it was once close to [bleep]. >> that's terrible. >> you are getting filthy.

have i to wrap this up, but to me -- to the media it is a bigger affront defending the guilty sensibilities than the fact he put our troops in danger. that's what bugs me. i don't call if you call him a he or she, he is a traitor. she is a traitor. that's all i care about. i am only pointing out the media is at fault and should be impeached. impeach the media. coming up, the head of the international monetary fund has warned central bank not to end their stimulus measure too soon. there will be a 12-minute rant on this. >> i wasn't paying attention. >> who is the new batman and why serve upset? how should i know? i have a life for god

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fight over "the dark knight" this week warner brothers -- they are not really brothers. it is a company. they announced ben affleck will play batman in the see -- sequel of "man of steel." within hours 30 petitions were started demanding the studio bounce ben and tweets about the casting were negative. why all of the whining? one person said you have the shadow of christian bale and the rough start to affleck's career, the fact that this is a character with 75 years of expectations. for a start, apparent lesomebody hasn't seen "gili" or" reindeer games." news has reached the far east where some have taken to the streets in protest.

>> oh dear. all right, nick, isn't it pathetic that you get the feeling that these are adult males getting upset over an actor's choice. >> can we put movies out for adults? the nerds running everything? adam west, he is around. >> you can't have affleck. they are not tough on crime. if you are going to use affleck, matt damon would have to be robin. >> that would be great. they would have an unusual relationship. >> i wouldn't see this movie if it was filmed in my kitchen. >> and you have an awesome kitchen. >> they filmed "jaws 4" there. >> it has the block in the middle and the hanging pots. >> i am half french. i like to cook, i was telling my friend here. >> who would you like to see

as batman, and is it okay if it is me? >> it absolutely would be okay if it is you. you are right. this is a male thing. we women don't care. you took a hot guy and put him in a batman suit and we are happy. every one of you people around this table could play batman and i would buy a ticket jie. what about greg cavo. >> put him in a suit and i will pay. >> it is like a giant spanx. your body contorts and everybody looks great. >> he would be great. >> we are trying to stick to the story. people are more upset over this than some of the foreign policy snafus of the recent past. that is a serious question. >> it was actually a statement. do you want to talk about egypt? >> i am saying we live in a culture where that stuff is less interesting. >> you can be interested in both.

>> no, no. >> not really. >> i'm sure your guys are following what is happening in syria. >> answer the question. answer the question. i forgot what it was, but answer it. >> you know, i love ben afflec because he is from massachusetts and i am too. but he is french canadian. they are horrible and bad stuff is happening in the world. >> bill, you were dishing for the last superman movie as lois lane. why didn't you get the part? >> how much times do i have to tell you that he likes to joke and fly a little bit. it is a big deal. i don't like the complaining. first of all let's go back to the first batman, michael keaton. what was everybody saying? mr. mom? this sucks. what about the joker with heath ledger. "broke back mountain" he sucks. so if people are upset about ben affleck then maybe this

will be a good flick. >> people like to do this and then they forget about it and they like to play the strange new respect thing. i didn't like him, but he turned out to be pretty good. >> i like ben affleck. he has done a lot of good work. >> i didn't like "or go." "argo" it exaggerated the role -- >> and the canadians. >> they were ticked off and they had a right to be. >> at the time the canadians got all of the credit. >> tom cruise was cast as the creature. >> rip taylor. >> and he could throw the glitter at the villains. why are we having this conversation? coming up, i'm gonna get mine so you can get yours. i wanna see sweat coming out your pours. what are bloomburg's keys to success? probably something about

getting up early and working hard. t

i know, if you want to win should you hold it in?

new york mayor michael bloomburg suggested fewer trips to the can. on friday during his morning radio show bloomy responded to a caller asking him for his recipe to success. >> i always tried to be the first one in in the morning and the last out at night. take the fewest vacations and the least trips from the bathroom or to have lunch. have you to be there. everybody says that is crazy, but if you want to succeed the first -- you can't control on you lucky you are. you can controll how smart how hard you work. >> weird phone he is using. bloomburg does know a bit about success. she worth $27 billion which is $20 billion more than i am worth. >> what? >> we should discuss how about here now? >> lightning rooooouuunnnddd. lightning round. >> nick, how many opportunities in your career have been blown because you

were on the can? >> now we know why he was against big gulps. >> true. >> he has a bladder of little bo peep. what get a catheter to climb the corporate ladder? >> he is so full of it. >> he really it. do you owe some of your success to the fact that you haven't gone to the bathroom since 2002? >> you know, all the time i am at the bottom of the ladder. he is the worst human being in america. >> oh come on. >> bloomburg? >> it is like you like every idiot from massachusetts, don't you? affleck and bloomburg? >> he said it is like the worst advice too. you stay late at work, it is like a cliche. he said just pick up garbage as you walk by. did you see that? he is like somebody says that's not a bad person.

you see a dude picking up garbage and you will say i will give that guy a job? >> no, but that's the start of a clean city, michael, and maybe you don't understand that because you are swedish. yes, i saw you. >> accusations. >> i know. >> i saw you getting angry when he was ripping on bloomburg. you disagree. >> well i like money and bloomburg knows how to make money. i will pay attention. as an employer from you leaving at 5:00 which all of my people do and taking cigarette breaks and taking a lunch and trying to have a life, i get upset because i need you when i need you. i agree with bloomburg's philosophy that the hardest working people will be rewarded the most. >> and you can never leave and you eat. >> nothing wrong with that. >> you know what, i have to tell you, you know what it is?

you say you are a perfectionist and you get pissed off when people are not at your level and that bothers you. i get like that working here and having to deal with bill every day who never shows up at all. this isn't even bill here. i had to hire this guy. i had to hire this guy to play bill. what's your name? >> dedcirk van stupid fly. >> you can call me diet. i'm done. bloomburg does things that drives me nuts, but i am done complaining about this man just for the fact that we will miss him when we're gone. we have him to thank that we have complained about trans fats and instead of getting shot in the face. when you look out right now, oh my god. you are gonna miss this guy. ray kelly, please run for the love of god. >> it is true. >> i can't wait for andy to

help me out here. >> it is a thousand times worth it. >> you just like seeing super tall people bum will their heads -- bump their heads on the doorways. >> they are swedish. i am torn. he started with smoking and eating and now urinating. he won't attack things like pros miss skew tee which leads to unplanned pregnancy and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. he will go to the easy stuff. however having said that, and i hate saying having said that, but i look ahead of us and we are screwed as new yorkers. next topic. do tons of canines mean the end of times? according to bloomburg news they are crawling with 50,000 stray dogs, many of whom have taken home with the countless shelters of the city turned dump. the dominants breed is pittbull thanks to the popularity of dog fighting. yes, it is really popular. said one humane society worker, it was the most post

apocalyptic where there are no businesses. nothing except people and houses and dogs running around. not that you guys know. michael, what will we do with detroit at this point? >> just let it die. it is like this idea of people saying we have to save this once great city. it is a dump. sorry people of detroit. it is like it has become communist romania. there are packs of wild dogs running around. and kwame killpatrcick is in jail. just let it die. >> there were swarms of dogs swimming in the basements of uh partsments. >> i am an animal lover. i care more about the dogs than most people a lot of times. what are we going to do? we should pull our money and

go buy detroit. oh my god! we could get rich. >> could we buy something nice? why do we have to own detroit? >> that's the yn detroit is the way it is. there are a ton of casinos. >> nick, the postal service had to temporarily halt mail for fear of being bitten. it is a bad sign. >> it is the result of 40 years of liberal policies running that city. that's what happens. >> you have violent stuff on the street, dogs reading at a fourth grade level. >> that's actually impressive. >> that's pretty good. my dog can't read. >> it is just like people. same result jie. it is like planet of the dogs. it is scary. i am running out of steam on this story. >> i am angry. row bow cop didn't predict this. i do not remember one swarm of feril dogs attacking him during that movie.

before that it was the most prophetic movie about detroit ever made. secondly, why do we not have cameras on every avenue at that place? dogs in makeshift pools? we could end every segment with that. >> what is a makeshift pool? >> the pipes were stolen from the basement. the water was just flowing. they would find basements filled with water. they would frolic. >> they were doing cannonballs. there is a makeshift diving board. is that a bad mark? >> i have to go, but i have a solution. we have an issue with immigration. why not part of immigration move to detroit and fix it? >> that is right. >> if you have 8 million people -- >> we will call it new mexico. >> call it whatever you want. just give people opportunities to build businesses. >> hey, media matters, it says move them to the place where the wild dogs are.

>> you know what i'm saying. there has to be people who fix things. >> sometimes i don't think media matters anymore. >> we have to take a break. the joy the hate, amazon.com. steve gutfeld.com. did you enjoy? i'm glad you enjoyed it and i'm scared.

according to a new british survey, the average single dude only changes his bed sheets four times a year. that would be great if i only went like that because i can't count, but i am slow. that's basically once every six months. and guys 18 to 25 are the guiltiest. couples change their sheets much more often averaging once every two weeks. you know who else rejects hygiene? >> let's go to bed. >> bath time.

bath time. >> bath time. >> bath time. >> i don't think he likes the bath. >> that was the take away. >> iment to say -- i meant to say it is british dudes being dudes. we have the famous rivalry. ever since the old world series of -- >> the red sox of western europe. >> it is dudes being dudes. i am married and i have -- we change the seats. >> we. >> exactly. >> i have to -- changing sheets is hard. somebody has to have one end. >> it takes two people. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. i am going to take off the homeless mask for a second here. i change my sheets pretty regularly, and it is not hard to do.

>> you have a twin bed. >> and you don't sleep with women. >> i sleep with my twin named gil and that's because gil is unemployed. >> leave gil out of this. nick, how often do you change your sheets? >> i have a wife. >> i am not talking about the bed. i am talking when you are protesting. >> when i was single? it looked like [bleep] like i had coffee in my bed. >> i have no idea what that means. whatever it means it will be bleeped. >> don't bleep it. >> i used to stand my sheets against the door when they were dirty and then they would break. >> i used to stuff them under my door. >> see this is guys. this is guys. >> this is guys, and, you know -- you know, i had this huge crush on nick when i got here today. >> that's no longer. >> and now it has been compounded. >> this is young guys. once you get a little older you hire people to change your sheets. you probably has somebody who

changes your sheets for you. >> my twin, gil. by the way, gil, go to bed. you are up way too late for someone without a job. >> but men can be very, very gross. one time i had a date with a guy who wanted to cook dinner, which is a big no, no. he came out with this pot-o-something. and the entire outside of the pot, no lie, was covered in dog hair. the entire outside of the pot. >> was he from detroit? >> are you sure it was a human? >> you know, men can be that way. i don't know why. >> i tell you what though, girls are slobs too, but everything on the floor is clean. women are always clean, but they can be slobs. teenage girls can be slobs. i had three sisters. i know. but boys are gross. they are gross. they smell. >> i once got my mattress off a street. i don't think anybody can beat that. >> did you really do that? >> yes ncollege. i saw somebody throwing away a

mattress and i thought, oh i don't have to buy one. i didn't think about it being infested. >> oh that was a bad time format trusses on the streets. >> coming up, the post game report with andy levy. dad. how did you get here? i don't know. [ speaking in russian ] look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the rubles you'll save. with one touch, fun in the sun. i like fun. well, that went exactly i as planned.. really?

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back to tv's andy levy for the post game report. >> is there something you wanted to say first, greg. >> yeah, i thought there was something written in here, but i will wing it because i am a tv professional. there is a guy who works for "red eye" who is leaving tonight. what's his name? >> mike michael -- michael son. >> he is going to work where? >> for wwe. >> yes, it is his dream job. he likes to watch sweaty men wrestle. >> that's why he took the "red eye" job. >> exactly. he did a great job. what was his name, michael? >> michael spasic. >> funny name. i called him michaelson. he always had a scared look on his face. >> he will all miss him. he was good. >> we will miss matt. >> good job, matt. >> thanks for everything, mark. >> i love you, wendy. >> enough of him.

isn't the real truth that they are actually taking the accused from dunham and since she tweeted that it came out as a hoax and now she hasn't tweeted so the media can't write about it yet. >> because it is dunham and they are waiting for her cue. >> it is a theory. >> and it is a good one. i do get most of asking her what is taking so long? >> honestly i didn't care when she tweeted it the first time and i don't care now. >> you don't like girls? >> i think it is an excellent show. >> i did not mean the show. >> oh. well we can talk about that

later. >> i read your blog on cooties. i know how you feel. >> it is cooties .org. >> it is a nonprofit. >> and for you folks out there, it is with a z. nick, you don't see the opposite of this as you defined as a conservative making up an attack. a conservative princeton student was sending threatening e-mails to himself and he claims they came from someone else. backwards swastik. >> it was a swastika on his face, but he drew it -- he did it backwards. >> he didn't take the time to cutoff the warts on his face. >> by the way, nobody talked about the fact that it very much seems as though overland's president knew this was a hoax a longtime ago and

didn't tell anyone. and then they went ahead and held campus events and congratulated the campus for how it reacted to this. that might be the worst part. >> and they didn't respond to comments from a couple of journalists asking about it. it seems like you should probably do that. >> but the world's worst nightmare took place tonight, andy. "red eye" is covering it. we are not going to let this go. >> he is on notice. >> she on notice. what we were talking about? >> have i no idea. oh, how to refer to manning. you said in 2012 they said prisons have to pay for gender reassignment surgery. we should po nie t out that those decisions don't apply to military prisons. >> good. then maybe we won't have to pay for the gender reassignment surgery. that's the best news i have heard all night. >> we don't know. money gnaw han, you said this is an effort to inject pc politics. "the new york times" is continuing to refer to manning as he.

that seems to be because "the times" policy in the words of the public editor is to use the names and gender pronounce preferred by the person unless a former name is news newsworthy and pertinent. >> it is really weird to have a style book conversation. i mean you have these conversations all the time in journalism. how dowry fer to -- it is -- how do you refer to -- it is to greg's point and there is a more interesting story here. >> on thursday npr decided, and they made a conscious decision to use male pronouns foremanning. npr said their thinking has evolved and will now honor manning's preferences jie. it has evolved? that's interesting. >> nick, you said manning is a traitor to his country. why does he get to call the shots? well she, sir, was found not guilty of aiding the enemy, so she, whatever you may think, is not legally a traitor. >> what was it batman, you

asked if we could put out movies for adults. there is an entire industry that does nothing but make adult films. >> well, you know what i'm talking about. >> judge gnaw poll -- judge napolitano couldn't play him because it didn't cover his hair. the secret identity would be revealed. >> and when batman was litigating every crime for his constitutionality. >> a lot of things batman does is at least -- if it is not unconstitutional it is extra constitutional. >> exactly. >> as judge would say, as he is about to get ready to become batman, it's not in the constitution. >> and also he laughs like a super villain and not a hero. >> i love the judge. >> batman, not a big fourth amendment -- >> by the way. he is back on "red eye" in a couple weeks. >> let me set my dvr. >> bill, i'm with you.

there is a good chance affleck will make a good batman and all of the people trashing him will forget they are doing so. >> do you think to mix it up they may go back to the gray uniform? >> no, i don't. i don't. >> also, this is what i don't like, the warner brothers press released said that affleck will be playing batman/bruce wayne. spoiler alert? >> no kidding. i thought that was a rumor they may be two people. >> let all of his enemies know his secret identity, great job there. quickly, bloomburg's key to success is not taking bathroom breaks and now we know why he has a stick up his whatever. and single men changing their sheets four times a year. my only question is what are ch sheets four times a year. my only question is what are they doing to their sheets that they have to change them that often? >> eating in bed obviously. >> back to you, greg.

back to you, greg. >> i heard it the first time. >> back to you, greg. >> nick dipalo. screw you, bill. >> back to you. >> w seconds.

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